Ever feel that restless, itchy sweater feeling—like something in your life no longer fits, but you’re not sure what comes next? In this episode, we’re talking about that exact feeling—the subtle discomfort that signals change is on the way.

We share the story of how that sensation led us to a major transition: moving our multicultural family of five across the country, from Northern California to Savannah, Georgia. From the chaos of traveling with three kids to the power of making 1% shifts that snowball into life-changing transformation, this episode is part reflection, part roadmap for anyone standing at a crossroads.

Whether you're navigating a big life change or just feeling the nudge that something new is calling, this conversation is for you.

🧶 Because sometimes the itchy sweater is the first sign of your next exhale.

This week, it all went sideways. We were cruising along and then BAM! In this episode, we share the behind-the-scenes of our big move—from the sale of our house unraveling, to last-minute school chaos, to all the emotions that came with uprooting our family. Spoiler alert: it wasn’t smooth.

We allowed all the sad feelings and used our multicultural mindset to ground us. We leaned into discomfort, held space for sadness, and reminded ourselves that transition is rarely tidy. Also, Kjessie shares her most helpful phrase from Flower Farming: "You will kill SO. MANY. plants." It sounds weird, but it's great life advice. Check it out, share it with a friend, and if you're in the middle of a transition, this is a must-listen.

We’re not good at surface-level conversations—and neither are the families we serve. In this episode, we share the raw reasons we created Multicultural Family Hub. A family vacation to South Beach, Miami happened to be a real tipping point.

Our community is rooted in real connection—from kitchen table conversations to weekly group coaching, and transformative monthly workshops. We expound on everything the Hub has to offer, why we chose group coaching as a core pillar, and the powerful workshop experiences we have in store. We can’t wait to open the doors this June!

So. We now realize that we’ve been talking about our Multicultural Family for weeks, BUT – we never told you what it is! This week we define what being a Multicultural Family means. We dive into the question of: What IS a Multicultural Family? We give our definition and share why we chose to focus on culture, rather than race. Andre shares powerful stories about the Multicultural Family he grew up in.

This episode is full of stories, examples, and gives a great framework for a Multicultural Family and why it matters to YOU. You don’t want to miss it!

We woke up with big-hair David Bowie energy. We dive straight into a history lesson about segregation and how the architects of it knew the best way to keep us divided was to keep us separate. We share our beliefs on how a multicultural mindset can bring peace in our lives and ultimately the world. Take a deep breath. This jumps into the deep end about why we are doing the work we’re doing and how it can have a global impact.

Resources Mentioned:

The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins

The Way of Integrity by Martha Beck

We’re bringing out the big stuff today. We’re talking about money. We define it in a unique way and share language around money and value we’ve adopted for our family. We just had an estate sale that allowed our kids to create value around their belongings and sell their toys. We share the language we use to talk about money with kids, and to frame it for ourselves. This episode is a deep dive into the cultural stories we’ve been given about money and how to reframe it for our individual family cultures. You’re gonna love this one, share it with a friend if it resonates!

Last night Kjessie got REALLY annoyed at how Andre wipes the sink, WHILE doing dishes. It could’ve turned into a fight, but it turned into an entry point for going deeper. This seemingly small annoyance created space for support, healing, and a big win. Join us this week for some great relationship tools that navigate speaking up for your needs and working with culture. You’re gonna love it!